The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-03
HoBoKEN NOTES.


The fair Of ths Baptist Church will open on Mon
day.
Ex-Msyor Timken and Mayor Kerr have got on
their war paint.
The Police Commissioners held short session
last Monday night.
Confirmation services will be held at the German
Evangelical Church to night.
routine business meeting Of the City Demo
cratic Club was held last Monday night.
The Independent German Club, Of the Eastward
have nominated Max Lesser for school Trustee. =,
The Misses Mary and Henrietta Siebcld, OF
Garden street. are entertaining Miss Gusse Pitt Of
Buffalo. n. Y,
Miss Josie Cooper. of Brooklyn, has been spend
ing season vita her sister Mrs. Henry Henschel
of Washington street.
The lively discussion at the meeting of the
School Board last Monday night will be resumed
tomorrow night
Mayor Kerr and other city officials entertained
Sheriff Grant and Harr4gap sett Club delegation,
OF New York, last Monday night
The TAird Ward Club meets every Monday
night. The following ofiioers elected at tn
last meeting; P. ]. Barry President; Geo. Oskes,
Vice President; John Herath. Secretary; Geo Casey
Ssrgeant-at.Arms.
These officers were elected at Fsrrymen's Hall,
oorHer River and First streets HobokeD. last Mon
day night, by the Naval Veterans Associations
Commander, Il q. CrcssnanS Nv. c. g. Egbert;
J v. O., Lsuis Richards; Qlarlsrmaster, Charles
Walls: surgeon, John ID. Minnery; Officer Of the
Day, Daniel Hall; Officer of the Guard, James
Gaiigan. They will bo Installed next Wednesday
evening.
G.. G. G. Garabrant instituted a new Council Of
the Order of United Friends at G. A. r. Hall last
Monday night. 1t is known as LaskawannA Lodge
and its Members in numbsr-ars
principally D., l.. l. ". employees. The sficsrs
are: ?. c.. W. H rrusaAn; c. c. J. BaDghart
v. c. O. Owen Cox; Recorder, John T. II nners
Finansisr, James Gormly; Treasurer, L. H. Betts
Prelste. James Stevens; Marshall, Thomas Sher-
man; Guardian, Thomas Ryan.
Tho three days convention of the womens
Christian Temperance Union. will be event
of no small mement this week. TIE following
program ns Will be Carried out: Monday, nesting
a. p M. at ROOMS OF Prohibition ClHb; meeting
at Reformed Church, Hudson street, at 7.4s p.
Meetings conducted by n RS. Hariner, Mrs. Downs
aud Miss Ellis. Tuesday afternoon session at the
United Presbyterian Church. bloomfield aud
Seventh streets, under direction ct Miss Campbell
and Mrs. Nils Evening session AZ Presbyterian
ChuXch with Miss Campbell and Mrs. H2rmer in
charge "Wednesday, s1tsrAoon session at Baptist
Church VIXEN Miss Julia Thomas will lecture on
,Physissl cElture. Mrs.. White will preside.
Evening session at Methodist Church will be con
Quoted by Miss Ellis and hrs. Downs.
The Harmonic Dramatic and Social Circle gave
an entertainment for tina poor OF Hoboken at Odd
Fellows Hall last Thursday, which was 10 notable
success. large audience bang present, The pro-
gra uIAe was Of An excellent order. Among those
wko enjoyed the dancing st the hop that followed
wers Mr.. and Mrs. Moses, Mr.. and Mrs jackson,
Mr., and Mrs. Oh baniin, Dir. and Mrs JONES' Mr..
and Mrs Knttarn, Mr.. and Mrs. Albers Mr.. and
Mrs. Heck, Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolf, Mr.. aud Mrs Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Rossn-
dorf, Mr. and Mrs Steadman, Mr. and Mrs. Israel,
Mr. and Mrs HirschDerg, Mr.. and Mrs Marks, Mr..
Kuhn ana Miss L. Brauer, Mr.. Morgenstein and
Miss Joseph, Mr.. kolhm and Mics Lancaster. Mr..
Ravens and Miss Henry Mr.. Alsberg and Miss
Hssht, MIR. Hirschberg and Miss Peavey, Mr.
Hansen and Miss Hey man, Mr. Brauer and Miss
Ettinssr Mr.. Hart aud Miss Kahn, dir. Kttngsr
and Miss BAlln Mr.. Kevert and wife, Mr.. kosen-
dorf and sister Mr.. S. Rosendorf and Miss KATE
Mr.. Peavey and sister, DR.. Heller and Mr.. Rev
man.
The annual ball OF the Goodwill Pleasure Club
was held last Monday night at the Germania As
sembly Rooms. The affair grand success,
and was creditably managed by: Floor Manager, j.
Nolan; Assistant B. Austin Committee, " Austin,
H. Wehrhahn, Z. shmpf and W. Hcrcke, and the
Reception Committee N. Notwithstanding h. Bolten,
Toepfer and W. Stouven. Among those present
were: Charles Minsess and Miss Kittie Nugent,
William Austin and Miss Bessie Papf, William
Stevens and Miss Mary Dart, Thomas Snimpf and
Miss Mary Kelly, George Lanaway and Miss Mamie
Gearey, J. Witt and Miss Nellie Lamb. Charles
Reed and Miss NJ KeRney. II. South and Miss M
Carmody, B. Austin aud Miss Grace Griffin, Fred.
Bolten and Miss Blum, William Hsrehe and Miss
Kate Gahaghan T. Everling and Miss A. Boetin,
Herman Schultzs and Miss Annie Tyne, ohm Her
lihy and Miss Maggie Turney, G. Wrinkle and Miss
Mile Benze, John Schaefer and Miss Amanda
Miller, John Crause and Miss Lizzie Bode, Richard
Rode aud Miss Lambe L. Mcdonald and Mrs.
Sarah Barry, R. Rhode and Miss Mamie Flipp and
Charles Weering and Miss Lille Maxwell.
Soon the flowers of spring will bloom and the
sky be blue and bright. And we, 100, must go
forth in new attire. To reach the perfection OF
sts lie, order your suits of Weinmann & Son, 10
Montgomery street.